Boy, if you think Social Security Benefits are depressing now, take a look at this 1966 card titled “Your Social Security Benefits – Examples of Monthly Payments Beginning 1966.” The numbers will amaze you!

The back side of the card is, what appears to be, a punch Meal Ticket from Al Todd. Al goes on to inform you that age 65, you still face the prospect of buying 12,162 meals for yourself.

The card is in fairly good condition with some wear to the edges and corners...

This is a very old document - an Abstract of Title to Lot 24, Block 8 of Greenville Crest Addition to the City of Dallas, Texas, for R. H. Clem.

The front cover shows Stewart Abstract Company (Successor to S. W. S. Duncan) - Established 1872 - Associated with Stewart Title Guaranty Company, Dallas, Texas.

The date for the document is January 22, 1925, and required a fee of $28.50...

This is a campaign card for H. G. "Bill" Dickey - Democrat for Congress.

The back side of the card is the County Key to 1952 Auto Tags which appears to be for Oklahoma.

The card measures 3 5/8x2 1/4" in size. It is in very good condition.

This is a nice piece of political memorabilia!

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This is a vintage issue of The Dallas Morning News dated March 31, 1981. The headlines read, "President Shot - Suspect once lived in Highland Park." Highland Park is a neighborhood in Dallas, Texas...

This is a vintage postcard of the now famous Dealey Plaza on the West entrance to Dallas, Texas. President John F. Kennedy was killed here on November 22, 1963.

President Kennedy was shot from the upper, right-hand window of the building at left. The Presidential Limousine was located near the car at lower left.

The postcard is in good condition on both sides. There is no writing on either side...

This vintage postcard shows the National Education Association Center at 1201 Sixteenth Street, Washington D. C. The center was built with the contributions of more than 250,000 teachers and friends.

There is no date on the postcard, however, from the cars in front of the building, I estimate the date to be in the 1950’s.

The postcard is in very good condition with some minor wear to the corners. The back side of the card is unused...

This is a very nice vintage, foldout picture folder of the city of Chicago, its landmarks and buildings. The copyright is 1937.

The folder is card stock and fan-folded inside is a strip of pictures printed on both sides. The pictures are on a paper stock – not card stock as some I have seen...

This is a postcard showing the American Red Cross Building in Camp Shelby, Mississippi. The postmark is May 18, 1944. There is also a very nice canceled 1¢ stamp.

The postcard is to Lucky from Mary. She is wishing Lucky a happy birthday and states she enjoyed her trip to Mississippi but will take Jersey any day...

This vintage postcard shows a view of the High School Building in Ardmore, Oklahoma. I did find one dated picture of the High School building dated 1923. I believe it was built around 1905 to 1907 if my research information is correct. The School is located at North Washington and 2nd Street.

The postcard is in good condition with some minor wear to the corners.

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The postcard has a 1946 postmark – a note to Lula from Mary.

The card is in fair condition with some wear to the edges and corners. It has darkened some because of age. There is a fracture across the center of the card.

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This is a publication titled "Tarrant County Government – A Citizens’ Handbook." Tarrant County is the home of Fort Worth, Texas. The book was published to inform citizens of Tarrant County about the services the Country provides for them...

This is a cover from Time Magazine dated August 3, 1981.

The headline read, "Three Cheers!" It features Prince Charles and Princess Diana.

The cover is in very good condition with some minor wear to the edges. The is some light rippling on the upper left corner where it looks like it might have gotten wet at one time. You can also see a light water mark. Sorry about the address label! I tried several methods to remove the labels from these covers including heat, steam, freezi...